Sentence examples for compulsory retiring from inspiring English sources

The maximum age is three to six years before the compulsory retiring age for the position you are aiming for.

But they are no longer compulsory, and many retiring workers will instead opt to leave their money invested and draw down an income when required.

Bostock was one of a number of senior Air Force commanders summarily retired early in 1946, in his case six years before the compulsory retirement age of 60.

Seldon ruling: compulsory retirement easier?

He was issued with a compulsory notice to retire from his job as an English teacher at a performing arts school.

The second stage of analysis is between the minimum age to obtain a pension (A 1) and the age (A 2) at which pension is compulsory and everyone is retired.

We saw the “too quickly” version recently in Europe where the CEOs of BP and BMW have made big performance differences to their companies in a short time, but will soon retire at the compulsory age.

Given the upward trend in post-compulsory education in most countries, workers who retire are on average less educated than workers who enter the labour market.

It is not compulsory to buy a conventional annuity when you retire.

"We will see a reduction in the number of posts we have over the next four years, but because of careful vacancy management and natural turnover, as people leave or retire, we hope to bring this about without compulsory redundancies".

The problems range from compulsory sharing of rooms in hospital to stipulating that everybody should retire at more or less the same age.